I am pushing maximum density and eating too much crap in the way of highly processed foods. I had a bad Asda cinnamon swirl addiction because it was so easy to go in there when I passed each week day on the return school run. I'd eat them as a second breakfast/lunch. My intake of fruit and vegetables has been piss poor and I'm a vegetarian 🤦♀️ Breakfast is usually oatcakes with a tiny bit of butter and damson jam, cinnamon swirls for brunch, more oatcakes around 2pm, dinner... well sometimes I eat it, sometimes it's more oatcakes at 9pm with a couple of kitkats or cereal bars around when dinner should be. I'm disgusted with myself and bloated and miserable about it. I have IBS, chronic gastritis, endometriosis and have had more courses of steroids and antibiotics for my asthma over the past two years than I've had healthy dinners. All in all my insides are a mess. Despite this I think of myself as quite healthy! I'm very active walking around 40 miles per week up and down big hills. It's a 6 mile round trip walk to take my Dd horse riding and I have no trouble doing that even on a roasting hot day. I'm rarely still but despite all my physical efforts I have far too much body fat.
So, it's time for a reboot. I've been reading about ultra processed foods and want to cut out the crap from my diet and am hoping for others to join me. I've made a good start today: breakfast: sourdough toast, butter, tea
Lunch: organic rhubarb yogurt, muesli, raspberries and strawberries. I haven't enjoyed a lunch in so long.
I love fruit but have to be in the mood for it. I'm planning a mumsnet style salad for dinner 🤣
I'm proud of no snaking and no cinnamon swirls today. I've had lots of water too. That's all I usually drink anyway apart from my morning cup of tea.
My overall plan is more fruit and veg and no ultra processed food/ones with long ingredient lists.
Anyone up for joining me?